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    School of Athens

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    fresco School of Athens is located in the Vatican in Rome in the Stanza della Segnatura which was the place of the Pope ’s library and where the Pope bestowed standard and civil laws. Raphael set about to create a series of frescoes on the walls and ceiling which expressed the four frescos of learning: theology‚ philosophy‚ law‚ and the arts. These frescoes show that Raphael was an educated person‚ had some knowledge of Greek philosophy and science. The name of the painting had an explanation behind

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    these two cherubs in the Sistine Madonna as they are often copied and hung in offices and homes. But it was only recently that I discovered that these two smiling cherubs belong to a larger work of art. These two well-known cherubs are part of a larger oil painting done on canvas titled La Madonna di San Sisto or Sistine Madonna. It was a commissioned piece and the last of Raphael’s Madonnas. When the cherubs are seen alone they are often called Raphael’s Angels‚ The Sistine Cherubs‚ and Raphael’s

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    The Renaissance was indeed a proud moment in history. It was a time of the revitalization of antiquity‚ breakthrough scientific discoveries‚ and profound‚ inspirational artwork. The desire and urge to establish stronger connections with the classical past brought about the search and discovery of many ancient manuscripts and artworks. One of the most celebrated discoveries occurred during the height of the Renaissance: The Laocoon. Perhaps one of the world’s most famous Hellenistic sculptures‚ it

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    Angels and Demons Summary

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    present-day battle for control. Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon must join forces with scientist Vittoria Vetra in a frantic race to save the Vatican from a powerful bomb which threatens to destroy it and the cardinals who have gathered within the Sistine Chapel to elect the next Pope. Their journey takes them across Rome and into cathedrals‚ secret archives and the Illuminati lair. Along the way‚ they uncover many secrets‚ including who is responsible for the threat to the Vatican. In the end‚ they save

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    place he would rather be than in his studio perfecting his work‚ which consumed his life up until his death. One could even infer that Michelangelo found comfort and solace in his art. One of Michelangelo’s most famous works featured in the Sistine Chapel ceiling portrays the nine stories of Genesis as well as stories of the salvation of Israel’s people‚ but many could not even fathom the stories of misery and

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    and renaissance art. His first large-scale sculpture was Bacchus. Around the same year of 1498‚ Michelangelo did the marble Pieta‚ which is the only work he ever signed. In 1536‚ Michelangelo started the Last Judgment for the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel. Michelangelo was born on March 6‚ 1975 in Caprese Italy. Instead of going to school‚ Michelangelo would go and watch the painters at nearby churches and he would draw what he saw. Michelangelo’s father then realized his son had no interest

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    Papal Conclave Speech

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    Cardinals. They are charged with making some of the largest decisions for the Church including electing the Pope and wear bright red‚ signifying that they are willing to die for the Church. These robes give the Cardinals their name. They meet in the Sistine Chapel‚ one of the most beautiful sites in the city state with a population of 800‚ as stated in 2012 by the CIA on their website. The Cardinals are elected for life but are only able to serve until they turn 80. Now that you now know the humble origination

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    Michelangelo was paid two hundred thousand scudi. Many people were almost in competition to have Michelangelo work for them‚ at one point the pope was literally made to ask Michelangelo to paint Pope Sixtus IV’s chapel. So‚ Michelangelo began painting what we now call the Sistine Chapel. He did it with effort and grace and painted scenes of the Bible onto the walls. Michelangelo finished this long project in

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    Renaissance Notes

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    Chapter 22 Beauty‚ Science‚ and Spirit in Italian Art: The High Renaissance and Mannerism - Notes The 15th century artistic developments in Italy matured during the 16th century. The 15th century is thus designated the “Early Renaissance” and the 16th century the “High Renaissance”. Although there is no single style that defines the period‚ there is a distinct level of technical and artistic mastery that does. This is the age of Leonardo da Vinci‚ Raphael‚ Michelangelo‚ and Titian‚ artists whose

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    Vatican City

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    Vatican City is well-known for its many artistic masterpieces housed within its walls‚ some dating back to the 12th century‚ which depict various biblical scenes‚ such as The Last Judgement‚ a fresco painted by Michelangelo on the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel‚ depicting the Second Coming of Christ‚ illustrating its rich religious background even in its art. Altogether‚ religion is the predominant influence on the culture of Vatican City. Religion in Vatican City can also be seen politically. The

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